Title: The Five Stages of Going Native
Author: sticktothestory
Fandom: Good Omens
Pairing: Crowley/Aziraphale
Length: 1700 words
Summary: Aziraphale is surprised to discover he has a sexuality.
Notes: For lgbtfest 2009. Many thanks to minkhollow and S. for betaing.

( The Five Stages of Going Native )

Title: Five Things That Never Happened to Crowley in the Nineteenth Century
Author: sticktothestory
Fandom: Good Omens
Characters: Crowley, Aziraphale, Ligur
Warnings: historical inaccuracy, crack, NWS
Length: 1,000 words

( Five Things That Never Happened to Crowley in the Nineteenth Century )

Title: The Whole Point of Being Human
Author: sticktothestory
Fandom: Good Omens
Pairing: Crowley/Aziraphale
Length: 5,000 words
Summary: Tough choices and conflicting interests in the Garden of Eden.
Notes: Written for ineffabili_tea in the 2008 go_exchange. Many thanks to waxbean for betaing! Concrit very much appreciated.

The Whole Point of Being Human

Title: All Things Bright and Beautiful
Author: sticktothestory
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Crowley and Aziraphale are waiting for the Apocalypse. Again.
Length: 2,500 words
A/N: Many thanks to hsavinien, vulgarweed and enaranie for betaing.
Any remaining mistakes are my own. Concrit is very much appreciated. Credit for
the Beethoven kick I've been on goes to htebazytook's Eroica.

( All Things Bright and Beautiful )

( Good Omens, 12 random facts about Aziraphale )

( Good Omens, 12 random facts about Crowley )

Title: Brass Onion
Author: sticktothestory
Fandom: Good Omens, Crowley/Aziraphale
Summary: rooftop, vandalism, the Beatles
Rating: PG

( Brass Onion )

( Good Omens, Crowley, Aziraphale, 500-ish words, dodgy theology )

( Good Omens, Crowley/Aziraphale, 100 words )

Symbols

Aziraphale has never much cared for apples.

Crowley, of course, likes them well enough, and if Aziraphale has yet to see him eat one, he
knows better than to imagine a connection to anything which happened thousands of years
ago-certainly not anything involving a tomato.

“Don’t see why you always spend so much time on produce,” ( Read more... )